The requirement of this document is that the Docker image has already been running in Docker Desktop, but it needs to be deployed and run in other environments. Therefore, the main steps of the document are to package the image, upload the image, and start the image.

I. Package the Image

Ensure that the image can start normally in the container in Docker Desktop.

View Docker images

docker images

Save Docker images

docker save -o d:/mysql.tar jeecg-boot-mysql

docker save -o d:/redis.tar redis

docker save -o d:/system.tar jeecg-boot-system

II. Upload the Image

The Docker environment must be installed in the new environment. If it is a Windows computer, WSL2 must be enabled. Refer to the following blog for the enabling method.

Reference Blog: https://blog.csdn.net/GoodburghCottage/article/details/131413312

Refer to the blog for installing Docker on Linux

Reference Blog: https://www.jianshu.com/p/c9a05d3f6448

Upload the image file in the new environment. When executing the command, you can open the command window by typing cmd in the folder address bar and pressing Enter. The commands are as follows

docker load -i ./mysql.tar

docker load -i ./redis.tar

docker load -i ./system.tar

III. Start the Image

If the images reference each other, you need to consider the network issues in the containers. You need to create a virtual network and add all applications in the containers to this virtual network.

Create a network using the Docker command

docker network create jeecg-boot-demand_default

Connect to the network after starting

docker network connect jeecg-boot-demand_default jeecg-boot-mysql

docker network connect jeecg-boot-demand_default jeecg-boot-redis

docker network connect jeecg-boot-demand_default jeecg-boot-system

Start the image

docker create –name jeecg-boot-system

–network jeecg-boot-demand_default

–label=’com.docker.compose.project=jeecg-boot-demand’

  -p 8080:8080 jeecg-boot-system

docker start jeecg-boot-system

Or

docker run

–name jeecg-boot-redis

–hostname=127.0.0.1

–env=PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin

–env=GOSU_VERSION=1.14 –env=REDIS_VERSION=5.0.14

–env=REDIS_DOWNLOAD_URL=http://download.redis.io/releases/redis-5.0.14.tar.gz

–volume=/data

–network=jeecg-boot-demand_default

–workdir=/data

-p 6379:6379

–restart=always

–label=’com.docker.compose.container-number=1′

–label com.docker.compose.project=jeecg-boot-demand

–runtime=runc -d redis:5.0

IV. Write Scripts

On a Windows computer, you can write scripts to upload and start images. Write three scripts respectively.

1. Upload and start script, named docker_load.bat

@echo off
docker load -i ./mysql.tar
docker load -i ./redis.tar
docker load -i ./system.tar
REM Create network
docker network create jeecg-boot-demand_default

REM Create volumes
docker volume create jeecg-boot-mysql-volume
docker volume create jeecg-boot-redis-volume

REM Create and start MySQL container
docker run --name jeecg-boot-mysql --hostname=127.0.0.1 --env=MYSQL_PASSWORD=jyydemand123 --env=MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root --env=MYSQL_DATABASE=jyy-demand --env=MYSQL_USER=jyy-demand --env=PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin --env=GOSU_VERSION=1.12 --env=MYSQL_MAJOR=8.0 --env=MYSQL_VERSION=8.0.19-1debian10 --env=TZ=Asia/Shanghai --volume=/var/lib/mysql --network=jeecg-boot-demand_default -p 3306:3306 --restart=always --label='com.docker.compose.config-hash=7330aa2ea8856385a5e1acaed3d7f033321f2c8ac9fd4cf409c556ca3b020cd5' --label='com.docker.compose.container-number=1' --label='com.docker.compose.depends_on=' --label='com.docker.compose.image=sha256:a900ffe8bac658f15c4fb0a104f1408afac77e2a75ee2e10c768baa05124354d' --label='com.docker.compose.oneoff=False' --label='com.docker.compose.project=jeecg-boot-demand'  --label='com.docker.compose.service=jeecg-boot-mysql' --label='com.docker.compose.version=2.27.0' --runtime=runc -d jeecg-boot-mysql  --lower_case_table_names=1

REM Create and start Redis container
docker run --name jeecg-boot-redis --hostname=127.0.0.1  --env=PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin --env=GOSU_VERSION=1.14 --env=REDIS_VERSION=5.0.14 --env=REDIS_DOWNLOAD_URL=http://download.redis.io/releases/redis-5.0.14.tar.gz --env=REDIS_DOWNLOAD_SHA=3ea5024766d983249e80d4aa9457c897a9f079957d0fb1f35682df233f997f32 --volume=/data --network=jeecg-boot-demand_default --workdir=/data -p 6379:6379 --restart=always --label='com.docker.compose.config-hash=740f57d5f9593e5e31e0ef86ce772289a322e39b01d74663b729d5e1e019e6c9' --label='com.docker.compose.container-number=1' --label='com.docker.compose.depends_on=' --label='com.docker.compose.image=sha256:99ee9af2b6b19af32115d853877d1ef1aac2768005dcbfeea7cbdeea30c1d79c' --label='com.docker.compose.oneoff=False' --label com.docker.compose.project=jeecg-boot-demand --runtime=runc -d redis:5.0

REM Create and start Jeecg Boot System container
docker create --name jeecg-boot-system --network jeecg-boot-demand_default ^
    --label='com.docker.compose.project=jeecg-boot-demand' ^
    -p 8080:8080 jeecg-boot-system
docker start jeecg-boot-system

REM Connect containers to network (if not already connected)
docker network connect jeecg-boot-demand_default jeecg-boot-mysql
docker network connect jeecg-boot-demand_default jeecg-boot-redis
docker network connect jeecg-boot-demand_default jeecg-boot-system

echo All containers have been set up and started successfully.

2. Separate start script, named docker_start.bat

@echo off

docker start jeecg-boot-mysql
docker start jeecg-boot-redis
docker start jeecg-boot-system

echo All containers have been set up and started successfully.

3. Separate stop script, named docker_stop.bat

@echo off
echo Stopping  containers...

REM Stop the containers
docker stop jeecg-boot-system
docker stop jeecg-boot-mysql
docker stop jeecg-boot-redis

echo All containers  stoped successfully.

4. Uninstall container script, named docker_uninstall.bat, use this script with caution, it can be optional

@echo off
echo Stopping and removing containers...

REM Stop the containers
docker stop jeecg-boot-system
docker stop jeecg-boot-mysql
docker stop jeecg-boot-redis

REM Remove the containers
docker rm jeecg-boot-system
docker rm jeecg-boot-mysql
docker rm jeecg-boot-redis

echo Removing volumes...

REM Remove the volumes
docker volume rm jeecg-boot-mysql-volume
docker volume rm jeecg-boot-redis-volume

echo Removing network...

REM Remove the network
docker network rm jeecg-boot-demand_default

echo All containers, volumes, and network have been removed successfully.